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Kathmandu Conference
Pushkar K. Pradhan (ed.) Doris Wastl-Walter (ed.) Steven Folmar (ed.) Public Policy and Local Development: Opportunities and Constraints, ISBN: 9789937202510, Format: Softcover, xiv+340 pages, Publication Date: 2008, 1st edition. Publisher: International Geographical Union Commission on Geography and Public Policy
Available: https://www.bagchee.com/books.php?id=52116
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Rome Conference
Wastl-Walter, Doris; Lynn Staeheli and Lorraine Dowler (eds.)(2005): Rights to the City. IGU - Home of Geography Publication Series Volume III. Societa Geografica Italiana, Rome. 381 pages.
| Contributors |
Titles of the contributions |
| Bickl Martin |
What if you’re too young to drive? Locational disadvantage in the automobile city |
| Bieri Sabin |
IntenCity – Squatting and the Construction of ‚the Urban‘ in Swiss Cities |
| Blumer Daniel |
Shifting power? Participation as a new means of city development. |
| Capron Guénola |
L’accessibilité des "espaces publics modernes" dans les villes latino-américaines : une notion multi-dimensionnelle |
| Cristaldi Flavia |
The settlement pattern of immigrants: from the metropolitan area to the inner city of Rome |
| Dikec Mustafa |
(In)Justice and the Right to the City: The Case of French National Urban Policy |
| Dines Nicholas |
Immigration, urban regeneration and contested space: the case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples |
| Dowler Lorraine |
The Masculinzation of New York City Post 9/11. |
| Elwood Sarah |
Whose Neighborhood Is It? Revitalization Programs, Community Organizations, and the Local State |
| Gibson Kristina |
11,000 vacant lots, why take our garden plots?' Community garden preservation strategies in New York's gentrified lower east side |
| Gilbert Liette and Phillips Catherine |
Political Natures: Re-Appropriation of Home and Water Rights in Toronto |
| Grimm-Pretner Dagmar and Rode Philipp |
Upgrading Densely Built-up City Quarters - Urban Renewal and Social Change |
| Huijbens Edward H. |
The Analysis of the Multiple Co-Existing Timespace Trajectories in the Multipolis |
| Kent Phillip |
"Sydney" - New Sex and Old Politics |
| Kofler Andrea |
Performing, Gaming and Celebrating the Border. Local Forms of objecting political Realities in Border Cities. |
| Lake W. Robert and Newman Kathe |
Differential citizenship in the shadow state |
| Leonardi Sandra, Morri Riccardo and Russo Riccardo |
Margins of Rome. Conclusive Excursion of the conference "Rights to the city" |
| Li Wei and Dymski Gary |
The Macrostructure of Financial Exclusion: Mainstream, Ethnic, and Fringe Banks in MoneySpace |
| Mattila Hanna |
Aesthetic Justice and Collaborative Urban Planning |
| McCann Eugene J. |
Urban Citizenship, Public Participation, and a Critical Geography of Architecture |
| Merrill Heather and Carter Donald |
State, migrant agency, and the third sector in Turin, Italy |
| Michel Claudia |
Street kids claiming rights: The making of public space in the train station |
| Mudu Pierpaolo |
The transformations of Rome: an exploration of new trends in the social geography of the city |
| Pallamin Vera and Lima Zeuler |
Rights to the city: São Paulo as a city of dissent |
| Purcell Mark |
Globalization, urban enfranchisement, and the right to the city: Towards an urban politics of the inhabitant |
| Ustundag Ebru |
Theorising Turkish Urban Studies with 'Rights to the City' |
| Valentine Gill and Skelton Tracey |
The Right to be Heard: D/deaf Activism in the City |
| Van Deusen Richard |
Urban Design and the Production of Public Space in Syracuse, NY |
| Wridt Pamela J. |
Play’in and Hang’in Along the Border of Yorkville and East Harlem |
The Commission's conference in Rome in 2002 is the basis of an issue of GeoJournal as follows:
Staeheli, Lynn A.; Lorraine Dowler, and Doris Wastl-Walter (eds.) (2002): "Social Transformation, Citizenship, and the Right to the City", GeoJournal, Volume 58, Numbers 2-3.
| Contributors |
Titles of the contributions |
| Lynn A. Staeheli, Lorraine Dowler |
Introduction |
| Eugene J. McCann |
Space, citizenship, and the right to the city: A brief overview |
| Flavia Cristaldi |
Multiethnic Rome: Toward residential segregation? |
| Mustafa Dikeç |
Police, politics, and the right to the city |
| Mark Purcell |
Excavating Lefebvre: The right to the city and its urban politics of the inhabitant |
| Robert W. Lake, Kathe Newman |
Differential citizenship in the shadow state |
| Sarah Elwood |
Neighborhood revitalization through `collaboration': Assessing the implications of neoliberal urban policy at the grassroots |
| Hanna Mattila |
Aesthetic justice and urban planning: Who ought to have the right to design cities? |
| Kristine Miller |
Condemning the public: Design and New York's new 42nd Street |
| R. Van Deusen Jr. |
Public space design as class warfare: Urban design, the `right to the city' and the production of Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY |
| Lorraine Dowler |
Women on the frontlines: Rethinking war narratives post 9/11 |
| Heather Merrill, Donald Carter |
Inside and outside Italian political culture: Immigrants and diasporic politics in Turin |
| Nicholas Dines |
Urban renewal, immigration, and contested claims to public space: The case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples |
| Pierpaolo Mudu |
Repressive tolerance: The gay movement and the Vatican in Rome |
| Lynn A. Staeheli, Don Mitchell, Kristina Gibson |
Conflicting rights to the city in New York's community gardens |
| Sabin Bieri |
Contested places: Squatting and the construction of `the urban' in Swiss cities |
| Guénola Capron |
Accessibility to `Modern public spaces' in Latin-American cities: a multi-dimensionalidea. |
Cambridge Conference
The Commission's conference in Cambridge in 1998 is the basis of a theme issue of Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy as follows:
Smith, Brian and Ján Bucek (guest eds.) (2000): New Structures of Local Governance. Theme issue of Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, Volume 18, Number 1
| Contributors |
Titles of the contributions |
| B. Smith and J. Bucek |
New Structures of local governance |
| H. Wollman |
Local government systems: from historic divergence towards convergence? Great Britain, France and Germany as comparative cases on point |
| B. Smith |
The concept of an enabling local authority |
| J. Bucek |
Sublocal decentralisation: the case of big Slovak cities |
| E. Razin |
The impact of local government organization on development and disparities: a comparative perspective |
Hungary Conference
Barlow, Max, Lengyel, Imre and Richard Welch (eds.) (1998): Local Development and Public Administration in Transition. Jozef Attila University. Szeged, Hungary. 226 Pages.
| Contributors |
Titles of the contributions |
| Gyorgy Enyedi |
Local governments in transition in Central Europe |
| Richard Welch |
Changes in the structure of public administration in the neo-liberal environment |
| Joanna Regulska |
The rise and fall of public administration reform in Poland: why bureaucracy does not want to be reformed! |
| Ilona Palne Kovacs |
Dilemma of territorial organization of public administration and control of regional policy in Hungary |
| Zoltan Hajdu |
The role of public administration in shaping functional inter-settlement relationships and small regional cooperation in southern Trans-Danubia |
| Antal Nikodemus and Eva Ruttkay |
Options for a short-term regional policy during transition to market economy in Hungary |
| Viera Vlckova and Stanley Brunn |
Changes in the buying habits of the Slovak population due to small privatization |
| Laszlo Simig |
Characteristics of privatization in Hungary |
| Vladimir Slavik |
National minorities and the transformation of public administration in Slovakia |
| Edwin Bakker |
Local self-government and ethnic minorities: local political power of Slovakia's Hungarian minority |
| Irina Malakha and Igor Ushkalov |
Local development and migration in Russia |
| Max Barlow |
Metropolitan government in capital cities |
| Rezso Meszaros |
Geographical and historical implications of the development of a Hungarian city |
| Eva Perger |
Influence of local administrative reform on the development of the Budapest region |
| Judit Timar |
Recent changes and governmental problems in uban-rural fringes in the Great Hungarian Plain |
| Mihaly Lados |
Taxatin attitudes of local governments in Hungary |
| Imre Lengyel |
Features of dwelling construction in Hungary |
| Jan Bucek |
International cooperation of Slovak cities |
| Gyorgy Kovacs |
Changes in revenues and expenditures of Bekescsaba |
| Tamas Bauko, Imre Gurzo and Janos Marton |
Specialized private farms and settlement development in Bekes County |
Other Publications
Acta Universitatis Carolinae / Geographica XXXVII, 2, 2002.
| Contributors |
Titles of the contributions |
| Petr Dostál |
Development and administration of capital cities and metropolitan areas: an introduction |
| Max Barlow |
The economic dimension of metropolitan government: recent reform proposals in Toronto, Canada |
| Pieter Saey |
Transactional systems, territoriality and the example of Brussels. Reflection on the notion of the economic base of metropolitan areas |
| Brian Smith |
Accountability in metropolitan government: the case of Greater London |
| Ludek Sýkora |
Global competition, sustainable development and civil society. Three major challenges for contemporary urban governance and their reflection in local development practices in Prague |
| Pavol Korec |
The transformation of basic functions of Bratislava after 1989: trends and spatial consequences |
| Jan Bucek |
The role of local self-government in local development during post-socialist period: the case study of Bratislava |
| Irina A. Malakha |
Moscow. Economic changes and migration of population |
| Petr Dostál & Martin Hampl |
Metropolitan areas in transformation of regional organisation in the Czech Republic |
| Jiri Blazek |
System of Czech local government financing as a framework for local development: 12 years of trial and error approach |
| Jiri Vágner |
Second housing at the edge of Prague metropolitan area. A SWOT analysis |
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